Pahgam terror attack: Veteran actor KK Menon, who is known for depiction of Brigadier Rudra Pratap Singh in Shaurya, is once again in the headlines. Dr. for his failure to act against terrorism. Condemning Aamir, his powerful monopoly from the film – the recent Pahalgam is making rounds on social media after the terrorist attack.
The heinous attacks, which claimed the lives of 28 tourists and terrorists were injured after setting fire to the Pahalgam, Kashmir shook the nation deeply.
KK Manon’s viral monologue
After the Pahalgam terror attack, there has been a flood with the positions expressing displeasure in social media. Users have widely shared a powerful view with the 2008 court room drama valor. In viral monologue, KK Menon, Brigadier Rudra Pratap Singh, Dr. Aamir condemns to fail to work incorrectly wrongly. Netizens are also admiring powerful illustrations and commanding screen appearances, which are distributed to the impressive monologue.
Talking about this viral scene, KK Menon saves 3-minute 35-second-lumba monument. In 2008, the film Shaurya, her character, Brigadier Rudra Pratap Singh, provides a cool defense of their actions under the guise of national security during an intensive inquiry scene.
About valor
The 2008 court room drama Shaurya directed by Samar Khan, the 1992 American film is inspired by some good men, which was based on a play itself. The film also affects Swadesh Deepak’s Hindi Play Court Marshall.
Shaurya included Rahul Bose, Amrita Rao, Deepak Dobbalial, Minisha Lamba, and Javed Jaffrey in decisive roles. The story follows an Indian Army lawyer chief Siddhant Chaudhary, who is assigned to protect Captain Javed Khan, an officer who is accused of killing a superior superior. However, Captain Khan refused to defend and openly admitted the crime.
On Tuesday, terrorists set fire to a group of tourists in Basaron – a beautiful meadow located just five kilometers from the popular hill station in Pahgam.
The attack has shook the country deeply, which has increased security measures throughout the region. Local roads are now uninhabited as search operations continue to track criminals.
As a mark of national mourning, the Supreme Court of India on Wednesday saw a 2 -minute silence in memory of the victims.
In a rare gesture of collective grief and solidarity, a tribute was held in the court and its registry at 2:00 pm. (With ANI input)
